Sentence examples for undutiful from inspiring English sources

He gives his wife wealth, leisure, and luxury, and is, therefore, a devoted husband, and she is an undutiful, unloving wife, if her feelings fail to respond to his.

Philosophers remember him as the unfortunate intermediary in 1684 when the King determined that Locke, who had behaved "undutifully to the government" should be deprived of his Studentship, but he lives in popular memory as a result of Tom Brown's impromptu rendering of Martial's "Non amo te, Sabidi" (Epigrammata 1.32) as "I do not like thee Doctor Fell" (etc).